The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 14, 1916, Page 14

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ‘4 !:’.eader Classnfied Advertlsemen§§ _ %5 md auction sales; to make your ‘wants known. and hvn them. supplied: 3 Butmuluom{mladcmamnedAd-. ~ Guaranteed. anin. T, “W. L., care Leader, 64-4tf »‘nltch, Henri Frenier make, Albert system 16 - e Ao A, ol e R T s Te eondition, n _ for . na, "rh ‘Rates are 20 pergmot'lwwds‘g:r lmcthnnndlflmhmfl.:d(umh Boxnl Fargo, N. D, 84 AtF g sell their own ; c‘mflufunnh ALL cmssmnn .u;s PAYABLE m ADVANCE ___—_—,____......_._ FOI\SALE—_FARM MACHINERY WANTED TO BUY—10-BOTTOM, STUBBLE, nelf-lift tractor plows. Andrew Sulland, Leeds, League pxwhu:b or mblng theh- own neadl. All advertising, for sale of lunds FOR SALE—FARMS LI¥E STOCK—-Contmued POSITIONS WANTED A NUMBER OF RELINQUISHMENTS IN BERKSHIRES. HERD BO BOAR' _AND SPRING e e Wibaux county, Montana. Vsrwo orcall af once. . boars at farmers’ . prices. ToHefson : Bros,, YOUNG ' MAN EXPERIENCED- IN . DAIRY Bernardy-Viel Realty ' Co., Fargo, N. D. 642t Christine, N. D. 5 65-2t work '~ wants position. References. - James - Keesling, R. 1, Tower City, N. D, 86-1t ' MARRIED COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD WAN’X‘ FOR SALE—ONE REGISTERED DUROC JER- _—Q_—-—v_-—h~ —___—.— FOR SALE--ONE SECTION OF MIXED FARM- “ing and i+ sey ‘boar, age one ‘year. Firat, check for gfi; and“grazing land insGoldtn Vi county, ition on farm by year. . Or just woman with {+North Dakota. Price $1 acre. For /pars takes him.-.Pedigree furnished. F. O. one ehild wishes position, house work. Address gclg‘m writs John Blomtxom. R. & Bm“.l;{‘ line, crated. F, G..Smith, Wishek, N. D. 652t 3. l[).lnhlrt. “eare of F. Wnchn.o Wyndnslg_r;‘. ) - . it FOR 'SALE—DUROC JERSEY BOARS -AND Gelts ; also one yearling boar. Prices from: $20 to; $35. J. A. Donnelly, R. 4, Oakes, N. D; 656-2t —e WANTED-—-TO HEAR FBOH OWNER OF “farm - or unimproved hml for sale. O. K. - Hnwley. Baldwin; Wis: 85-4t | - FOR _SALE—A FEW PUREBRED YOEKSHIRE boars. T MISCELLANEOUS WgN;l‘EDi—-ONE SMALLid R.s;l'x sTERR“[!ER ional individuals that tate price, -express prepaid. x 83, Upham, ot mmcquur Braisted, Hope,. N. D. 65-1t 65-3t - x el S, FOR SALE—GOOD, .SEASON: ‘OAK. CORD- FOR SALE—7 -REGISTERED RED POLL BULLS wood, - $4.50 f. o. b. car. Auzust Berghind, from six months® to mature apimals.. Pioneer = Fosston, Minn. 5 tock Ca., R z 3t rtenay, N.'D. : G C“ H. N‘T‘wk" ‘“ i .. 85-6t mlSH AND RUSSIAN WOLF HOUND PUPS . > P " for gale. Prices reasonable, Ernest Kapaun, FOR SALE: IMMUNE POLAND CHINAS— : Alice, N. D. 59-0t Good e apTE ones. A" number ‘of stretchy,” big bomned, —_— reed by K Won- - HOLIDAY GLASSES IN GOLD FRAMES, ANY sedlg Dige Dptil sexen = sifed by Hine. Ve fit; $56 ‘or less. 'C. G.-Mugg, Speeialist, Hotel 'y State Fair, - $26- e ns’:l:tll's?:.c’t.ih:nrgm Steed: Willimn Northern. ‘Grand Forks, N. D, Dec.” th 3‘2 - FOR SALE——REGISTERED GUERNSEY BULLS high grade heifers. ‘Toulouse geese, : éach. Beautiful Scoteh- Collie” puppies. Horse Shoe Lake Stock Farm, Nicollet, Minn, W'ILL TRADE EQ‘UITY IN QUARTER SECTION . of " goody land, ten:' miles from town; -in Kidder county, North Daketa, for lt.oek or aummoblls. .. Box 69; -Hurdsfield, N. D, - .2 6628 are sure to pleue you. N D, 160 ACRES GOOD FARM “LAND IN WILLIAMS county™ for sale.” About 130 acres broke, 6 aczres| alfalfa, . fair = buildings, ‘good well, 40 mm. ‘at $25 per'acre. ‘10 miles from town.: “N. J, Féx, Trenton; N. D. : © . 66-3t R I b el bl e S CASH FOR. !otm REAL ESTATE—-DO YOU = - son Stock’ Farm, Grafton, N. D 65-3t : Y _want to: sell arm, Tesidence or business '_flh‘l‘ly‘far 1’ Thenwzihn-.-ndiul lon of “same, no matter where located, ~ we w-ni: It. ~Address' Minot Ooapmfln Realty } = i Co., M Minot, N. D. : ,u-m, : SEEDS e e L U S S FOR SALE OR TRADE—60--ACRES OF FARM o Ty e s v ] : RYE GRASS SEED FOR _SALE. S. D. JOHN- Bt e n Uyationt Satuide (of VIIIAgE ' "ok Bilia, N9 D" BTt e T ST gl 2y ; FARGO TANNERY RECEIVES HIDES AND ° FusiiyAlea g f:;:!n“ivx: Sfl'fiharm"fi‘:iogfh':f TIMOTHY - FOR SALE, nmn-c}!}or. . Skins'for tanning to harness leather, robes and i ' rlmto owu!. :rckoz'nlim. Walur N"gé . m&m;;:‘;e:' ‘fid Dx')rlce upon - muelt, A e:_y:é coats.’ ined, hides bought, - leather and robes. for sale. ‘Send ' for -price lut. Andrew lanson. -Prop., Fargo, D. CUT HAIR MADE INTO 61-7¢ 1915 MARQUIS SEED WHEAT FOR. SALE. % FARHERS ATPENTION( GET /AWAY FBOII Samples and pflcg upon request. N. ian- HAIR COMBINGS AND _ cold winters, uncertain erops, and-small profits. som, Landa, N. u-m . Switches, ete., by one of. the- most reliable ~ Buy land in‘the sunny South. Buy direct from =~ ___ e Hairdressers _in. the state. Work guaranteed A the railroad at lowest-prices ; easy terms. Trade = FOR SALE_GOOD 19016 'rmo'my SEED. ALSO and ‘your ‘owh.hair returned. Mail your hair. ] In your Dakota farm for a good one. Send for "' 1816 Grimm: Alfalf frozen. ~ Address Pices,” $¥ a strand for two or three sttand fllustrated book. Address Land + * John Blomstrom, R. ; Buch. N. D. .64-3t switch; $1.50 for a single strand. Mrs. John % 608-10 No!th])earbornst Chicago, III. - 64-4t s HOME GROWN-ALFALFA SEED, WHILE 1T ists, 26 cents per pound.. Ask for sample if- Keiller, Box 106, Sharon, N. D, a farmer. -64-4t interested.A. J. Sylvester, Mandan, N. D: 64-2¢ " HONEY " NORTH DAKOTA GROWN SWEET CLOVER® HONEY., PURE EXTRACTED HONEY. GUAR- COFFEE AND TEA ! BUY DIRECT FROM IMPORTERS. Save ‘83 1-8% to 50%. Write for price - w 3 lOR SALE—SXX mmnm ANGUS BULL& 1D to 19 montlis oM, registered and tuberculin -tested. . J. ©. Olson;, Nelson. Minn; ..... S - STRAYED N MONEY TO LOAN rou sau:—-mmoc JESEYBOA&S.v MAYED-—ON OCT. “s0th, ON;: BAY lfikig MONEY 70 LOAN. ON FARM LAND finmu-m ’ and “April hnp ;- good 7 erer legdcl*_ mfl; lflfi mfl! -u;fnm“:n' Dakota. - W. J. Lane Co., Farko, N- D. " 84-4t{ Edmore, N. D.. ST TN et ~ = \] ‘ < POULTKY < : LET THE\i ORGANIZE THS DR sALs—mrom'm : rfin SALE_MAMMOTH mtonzs TURKEYS: | (Ed“"‘ma! in _Todd . Cmty (Minn.) BELGIAN S‘I'A!JJON- or will trade for any kind qu stock. J’ohl V.. Stary, Conway, 63-5¢ e et S e e S RED POLL BULL, CALVED. FEBRUARY 1915, No. 2’915 tor u!e. Fnd A. nughu, R. 1, Cando, N, L 64-2t FOR SALE—DUROC- -JERSEY BOARS ' OF ; gm mk., “of the state; it elected the balance of the. et ot .?u’?&?fin‘z“gu”.fl’im . N-DB.-63-6t - state ticket, with one exception;'it elected - N S2t roR SALE PUREBRED WRITE. nou.mm “its supreme court, justices, and it-elected RV A s ;- Hens; - Mrs. 0. A h representatives and ' senators ‘to “FoR Rmxé-rmm BLACK PER. = turkeys: foms, §4; S0 ;. enough rep oln:a:L mu&m;eum 3800, ‘bred. ‘éfi-p. ‘At Jabmson, B, 2, Havana, N. D. Stk give it control of:the state legislature. New bullding for garsgs, good oper- —_—_'—'—T—m . Tailding mmrunnnmgc.wm'r LEGH Gt cockere! & 1 aeb ‘Geor, .fi Ry ’ e i Ty 3 2 'O&SALE-—‘FOUR' mxs'rmzn SH ‘bull calves, olcht months old, sired ' Ringmaster Prlces rln};t. Wri Artus.) : i In the recent election in Norl:h Dakota ‘the Nonpartisan \League won'a. ‘Sweeping - Aictory. It elected the governor by the .; greatest majority. ever given a governor, rlme anez’u. Turkeys, toms, h. l(n.l-[ Imar Nystrom, B- Lufiwn:a:’r s Sl-llt ron SALE-EXTRA mcz(§. R L -.. s e e e lative machmery of the state. == What will be the result? - Time alone can- answer. the queshon. The league has a definite program It RTHORN - 3 one of™ ‘Wm. : “-8: SALE—CKOICE PUREBB.!D POLAND - FOR ' SALE_LARGE, PUREBBED WHI ‘Wyandotte eockerels, laying stnm. at’ 32. H. C. J‘unes, ‘Washburn, GMt - FOR. "FOR SAL!— EBRED FAWN AND wmz ~ig in position. to/put it Respon- nguh. bred. or - open.. ‘Will weigh - 48 2 e (200 " pounds. oxqex-\_ quick., ©. B - pR Marfim Smcsde, No D, ther fex. ¢ - sibility for what is done %I Test entirely 64-2¢ nms-rmsn GALLOWAY YOUNG BULLS coming { > "~ in its hands. FOR SALE-SILVER AND WHITE WYAN- . “Apnrehension is felt in certain parts Aotte cockerels, cheap. ,,:‘;“m o B G ST Minmesota, where the League is organ- - 885t izing, that the efforts of the farmers to- “POULTRY.. FAWN GHINA .. control the pohtical -machinery. of the ‘ganders, $3. Bourbon. Red c:cukrk‘gsr “state Will end in disaster. It is barely ;vhd‘;w bns ok fombie ‘the wish is ffther to'the thought. > nanycasextxsbomwmgtmubleneed— 'FOR SALE_FINE PUREBRED m 2‘2.‘3 lessly.: We have patience anough to wait Georuw- and Jlet results “speak for themselves. 3 So’ far as The Argus is concerned it - sees no harm in the farmers, organizing ,n‘. they think they can. better theu- con-" e e T S N R S OSE FOR - SALE—BUFFET TENOR SAXAPHONE. 1o 651t ./ 63-6t 83 % 6426 20 cents pound, fine quality. Write - . anteed flm class. Two 60 Ib. cans, $12.60; Frank & Co., 358 River St Chicagos HI,_ . Jeed: 20 cents per pound, fine Farm, @. R. . one 60 Ib. can, $6.60; six 10 Ib. pafls- $7.20. . _“'."“*, Toliver, Prop, Wing, N. D. - “B5-2t Liakx 8 lbmmfis. $3.5, ,wmg M. E. Eggers, Eau - & re, 8., Stlton \ - & FOR SAI.E—LIVfi STOCK .. WHITE BLOSSOM SWEET '‘CLOVER. SEED; »—= e e e ey e ey G fl"l’l’ea lfimemt:‘ per m:v‘}d.ssfl pex: b.'i'heéo WANTED % » m LE——DUROG JERSEY BOARS, APRIL ulled, cents per pou per bushel.. . . X SA Certificate for w < pounds: to' the bushel. Grimm Alfalfa seed, 50 WANTED AT ONCE—A HUNDRED ORDERS. - cents per pound; $27 per. bushel. Chris' Bahr, " Rnif Rrothere, merehant tailors, - 7 Ru-»d\ Almont; N.' D, A RS 64-13t $lock, Grand Forks, N. D S eaeatt e et -~ . - s It is now in absolute control of the leg:s— ; g Box 8, WATERTOWN S. D. lothes, experienced - ths satisfaction of lmmdng sre yours alome, make it a point mm have your clothes made for m And 't to you personally. ROLF BROS, Merchant Tailors - 4 o Grnd!‘orh.ND. ' YOU abways find Satisfaction 4 iucbuymzctdw Peoples Trading Co. General Merchandise . HANSBORO, NO. DAK. The Edmore Mercantile Store mu your busbwu Mwac want your good treatment should get . both, We try to be Col. H. A. Kinney REAL .- ESTATE AND BEGE’I‘EBRD STOCK AUCTIONEE lnlwbmedcmwunxnutha large ‘prolific and easy feeding l;,l‘;d. g Edmore, N.D. work and stock guaranteed. and. orders will receive the best of treat- ment. All entrusted ‘to ‘my care will be promptly attended to. P or th.l Me at MILNOR - NORTH DAKOTA All, Qualzty Goods - KREMENETSK1 BROTHERS - Tattle, N. D.. . GENERAL MERCHANDISE Groceries, Full Line of Hard- wai‘e, Shoes and Clothing, Enamelware, Tinware, -Cutlery andTools. -GREAT COl\SPIRACY EXPOSED . Bes_t Book on Money Problem ~ You Want to Read it! B "l hvo md earéfully the -manuseript for your text book on the money .and.; hefteve it to be the best work on that qultlon ever given to the public, Wo 3 wm use unul thownd capies llul Cloth $125 Paper 65¢ LIBERAL COMMISSIONS _ TO AGENTS =~ H E. Loucks